Requirements for installation of Self-Hosted Custom Edition (Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform)
Before you install Self-Hosted Custom Edition (Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform), ensure that you meet all the requirements.
For more information about installing Self-Hosted Custom Edition (Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform), see Instana self-hosted deployment.
- Supported Kubernetes and Red Hat® OpenShift® versions
- System requirements for Self-Hosted Custom Edition on Linux on Power (ppc64le)
Supported Kubernetes and Red Hat® OpenShift® versions
The Kubernetes operator runs on any basic Kubernetes distribution and Red Hat OpenShift.
Installation of Self-Hosted Custom Edition on Linux on Power (ppc64le) is supported only on Red Hat OpenShift.
Platform | Minimum supported version |
---|---|
Kubernetes | 1.22 |
Red Hat OpenShift | 4.13 (Linux® x86_64) 4.13 (Linux® on IBM Z® and LinuxONE) 4.13 (Linux® on Power® (ppc64le)) |
System requirements for Self-Hosted Custom Edition on Linux on Power (ppc64le)
The following requirements are for installing Self-Hosted Custom Edition on Red Hat OpenShift on Linux on Power (ppc64le):
- Master nodes with a supported OpenShift Container Platform version. See Table 1. Supported versions.
- Block storage for Instana server and data store components. For more information, see Storage considerations.
- A bastion node for accessing OpenShift Container Platform cluster control plane.
- At least 5 worker nodes with 2 vCPUs and 64 GB memory each. For CPU requirement, you can use either a dedicated CPU or an uncapped shared CPU.
- If you're using a dedicated CPU, each worker node must have at least 2 physical cores with SMT8 enabled.
- If you're using a shared CPU, each worker node must have at least 2 virtual cores with SMT8 enabled and with an entitled capacity 1. This capacity ensures 16 CPU threads per worker node.
- To verify the capacity on the worker node, run the following command:
lscpu
- To verify the CPU configuration on the worker node, run the following command:
lparstat -i
- To verify the capacity on the worker node, run the following command: